The Void Gallery is an artist-led project at the heart of Derry, originally established as a platform on which a group of local artists could...

Housed in a former Londonderry Port & Harbour Commissioners office built in 1882, the Harbour Museum deals mainly with the city's maritime history, and offers...

This award-winning museum tells the interesting story of the city of Derry. One of the key exhibits is a large display dedicated to the...

The Nerve Centre is a multimedia facility located in the heart of the city. Described as 'One of the most dynamic and innovative multi-media centres...

The Millenium Forum, opened in 2000, has become Derry's premier venue for entertainment. It is Irelands largest purpose built theatre, and offers a wide variety...

Austins Department Store is a landmark in the centre of Derry, and is the worlds oldest independent department store at almost 200 years old, predating...

The Verbal Arts Centre was founded in 1992 as an educational charity. Moving in 2000 to the refurbished First Derry School, it lies in a...

On the Double Bastion section of the West Walls, 1826, a 27m tall monument to the Reverend George Walker, Joint-Governor of Derry during the Great...

The West Walls begin with the Double Bastion, featuring the Reverend George Walker Monument and the "Roaring Meg" cannon. The beautiful Grand Parade hosts many...

The Craft Village is a unique area in the middle of the modern city centre. Located at the bottom of Shipquay Street, Craft Village transports...

The Bloody Sunday Memorial features the names of the 14 Derry residents who were shot dead by British Paratroopers during Bloody Sunday, January 30th 1972....

The H-Block Monument is located in the Free Derry area of the Bogside, Derry. The monument is in remembrance of the hunger strikers in the...

Probably the most famous and most visited political landmark in the world, Free Derry Corner attracts hundreds of tourists daily. The Free Derry wall was...

The Bogside murals are the most popular murals in Northern Ireland, and the most prominent political murals in the world. Situated at Free Derry corner,...

The workhouse opened in 1840 and operated until 1948 in that capacity. It was continued to be used as a hospital until 1991, and...

Foyleside opened in 1995, and has become Northern Irelands largest shopping centre in that time. Recently awarded the title "Best Shopping Centre" in Northern Ireland...

Located within the beautiful parklands on the edge of Derry, this cottage is the place where Amelia Earhart stayed after she landed her aeroplane in...

This 18th Century printing press is very important because not only is it a fantastic artefacts that has survived from many centuries ago, it was...

The Ulster American Folk park tells the story of the emigration of many tens of thousands of people from Northern Ireland to the United States...

The Ponderosa is known as "The Highest Pub in Ireland". Situated on the Glenshane Pass in County Derry, on the main road to Belfast, the...

This courthouse dominates the High Street and is the town’s most distinctive building. The architect of this magnificent structure was John Hargrave of Cork....

This church was designed by William Hague and dedicated by Cardinal Logue in 1899, was built on the highest point in the town, replacing the...

Dunluce Castle would have once been one of the great castles of the area and a most important part of the military and social hierarchy....

This beautiful plantation style home dates from the 17th Century and is by far one of the most impressive pieces of architecture in this area...